| Steve T's 365 (back to contents) |
| yeah, we drive on the "right" side of the road here, the left. |
| Day two of the tour. Aboard the Bus
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| Wow. Quite a bus. |
| Do you play the Who's "Magic Bus" and the Beatles "Magical Mystery Tour" while underway? That would be fun. Or perhaps "Born to be Wild", or the Dead's "Cassidy". There's a whole genre of rousing bus songs. |
| Well, it's a rock'n'roll band or a movie You can take your pick It ain't bad work it if you can get it But you gotta make it stick But gettin' any kind of sleep (A song I learned from Jackson Browne aboard a Silver Eagle TrailLiner back in... ummm... 1977, I think it was.) |
| Cool, Glen. |
| Say Glen, you've mentioned that before. Got any old pix from the daze? |
on leaving a meeting in middlesbrough |
| Steve, that's VERY nice. Very interesting.
Possibly magazine quality, or very nearly so. |
| Can't claim authorship of this one, my friend and colleague, Andrew
Vause just sent it to me.
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| my wife Molly's PC is poorly
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| Glen, that must be Running On Empty-era, Jackson Browne (my own personal hero when I was 19-20). |
| Yeah, that was the tour during which most of "Running on Empty" was
recorded. (Indeed, looking at the liner notes, I notice that song
was actually recorded on the bus.)
But I should probably quit cluttering up Steve's LS with rock'n'roll reminiscences. |
| Then let's find another place and hie ourselves there forthwith. |
| Nah Keep the rock'n'roll reminiscences here where they belong |
Still on tour with the BBC Bus. Todays was Darlington Market. Jackson
Browne stopped by, he said "hi BSers"
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| There's a great Bob Marley live set called Babylon By Bus. |
From a tall building through glass.![]() ![]()
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| I like that sort of shot. It conveys three realities at once. (the outer, the inner, and the blending ;^) |
On Tour- BBC Bus in Redcar today
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| That one's cute. It's as if an alien ship landed behind the two smokers. |
| Steve, I'm really enjoying seeing your places and people. I love the two women in this one. |
| I wonder... At what point do little old ladies in headscarves start dressing like little old ladies in headscarves? |
| My mother who is definitely old enough for a headscarf, won't wear one. |
| I was eating a typically English meal of fish and chips and hoping by the time I was ready for my shot the ladies would not have moved on. I need not have feared, when they finished one cigarette they simply lit another. As for their headscarves, I imagine they've worn them all their lives and I have a suspicion that they may always have been old. |